What cleaning agents are safe for use with Unifrost equipment?
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For Unifrost undercounter units with stainless steel exteriors and digital displays, stick to food-safe, non-abrasive products:
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For Unifrost undercounter units with stainless steel exteriors and digital displays, stick to food-safe, non-abrasive products:
General cleaning: Warm water with a mild/neutral detergent and a microfibre cloth.
Sanitising (after cleaning): A food-safe sanitiser used at the correct dilution and contact time (follow the chemical label).
Stainless exterior: Non-chlorinated stainless cleaner or mild detergent, then wipe with the grain and dry.
Controls/display: Lightly damp cloth or alcohol-based wipe. Do not flood the panel.
Avoid products that commonly damage stainless steel and seals:
Bleach/chlorine, chlorides, and strong caustics
Abrasive pads and powders
High-pressure spray/hosing down the unit
If you have the appliance manual for your specific model family (R200SN, R200SVN, F200SN), follow any cleaner restrictions listed there first.
Read the full guide: Unifrost Undercounter Fridge & Freezer Cleaning: Best Practices.
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